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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 31, 1956
Page
4
The Commons erupted with roaring charges as government moves to fund a $130 million gas pipeline were debated alongside a closure measure. Critics argued the action gagged MPs and denied Canadians a voice, warning of one party rule and potential dictatorship.
In April the slow spring break up continued to hamper construction activities in suburban areas. The lingering thaw delayed site work and reduced equipment productivity across multiple projects. Local officials warned of potential schedule slips and added costs as crews faced muddy conditions and limited access.
The Manitoba Teachers Association awards Miss Marjorie Laycock of Foxwarren Manitoba a $300 scholarship. The annual prize supports a university graduate planning to pursue the Faculty of Education, based on personal leadership and scholarship.
Dr W. Victor Sifton is named to a second term as Chancellor of the University of Manitoba by the Lieutenant Governor in Council, announced by the Minister of Education. Appointed in 1952 to fill the Dysart term and elected in 1953, his new term runs until May 1, 1959. Also reappointed are three Board of Governors members, including Mrs. Jean.
Whiteford, Mark Smerchap sk, and Dr. J. J. Trudel are listed in the official record as participants in a pending matter. The text notes their involvement without detailing the nature of the case or proceedings.
The Manitoba Historical Society announced the second annual Margaret McWilliams medal essay contest to study Manitoba history and preserve memories of pioneering days. Medals will be awarded to top essays on topics like rural municipalities districts towns families and personalities. Intent to compete must be filed by July 1 with the Secretary at the Legislative Library in Winnipeg. The closing date is September 1 1956.
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